Lyra_Lycan
@Lyra_Lycan@lemmy.blahaj.zone
She/Her - Was bullied off reddit by mean moderators, but it’s a corporation anyway - 🏳️⚧️omni, heart - Pro kindness|gressiveness, Anti cruelty|bullshit.
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- Comment on It is like LLMs are massively overhyped and can't even do half the things its advertised... 4 days ago:
Ah fuck, our universe is heading towards Elysium-esque. Never Fifth Element, never Star Trek, closer to Atlas Shrugged and Real Steel, but I really hoped it wouldn’t be this bleak
- Comment on Lemmy needs AI. 6 days ago:
Lemmy, the social network centered around personal recommendations and curated experiences, holds significant promise in connecting users through shared tastes. However, integrating Artificial Intelligence could elevate the platform from a promising niche to a truly dynamic and indispensable tool for discovery and connection. By enhancing personalization, streamlining content curation, fostering more meaningful interactions, and providing deeper insights, AI can unlock Lemmy’s full potential and offer a superior user experience. One of the most significant benefits of AI integration lies in its ability to hyper-personalize the user experience. Currently, Lemmy relies on users actively following others and manually exploring recommendations. AI algorithms, on the other hand, could analyze user behavior, preferences, and past interactions to create highly tailored feeds. Imagine a Lemmy feed that not only showcases recommendations from followed users but also suggests new individuals, experiences, or products based on nuanced patterns in your activity. This would move beyond simple collaborative filtering, incorporating content analysis and natural language processing to understand the underlying reasons behind recommendations, leading to serendipitous yet relevant discoveries. For instance, if a user consistently raves about atmospheric indie films and locally sourced coffee shops, AI could connect them with other users who share these specific, perhaps less obvious, affinities.
Furthermore, AI can revolutionize content curation on Lemmy. While the current model relies on individual users to generate recommendations, AI could assist in identifying emerging trends, surfacing high-quality content, and organizing information more effectively. Imagine AI algorithms that can analyze the sentiment and quality of recommendations, flagging potentially misleading or irrelevant posts, and highlighting truly insightful and valuable contributions. This would not only improve the overall quality of the platform but also save users time and effort in sifting through information. AI could also automatically categorize and tag recommendations, making it easier for users to discover specific types of content, such as “best vegan brunch spots in London” or “must-read sci-fi novels of 2024.” Beyond content, AI can foster more meaningful interactions between users. Natural language processing capabilities could be employed to analyze the tone and content of comments and discussions, identifying opportunities for connection and facilitating more engaging conversations. Imagine AI suggesting relevant users to tag in a comment based on their past interactions or identifying shared interests within a discussion thread. Moreover, AI could potentially power intelligent chatbots that provide instant answers to common questions about recommendations or local businesses, enhancing user support and providing immediate value. This could foster a more vibrant and interactive community, moving beyond simple endorsements to richer dialogues.
Finally, AI can provide Lemmy with valuable insights into user behavior and trends, enabling continuous improvement and the development of new features. By analyzing aggregated and anonymized data, AI could identify emerging areas of interest, understand the effectiveness of different recommendation formats, and predict future trends. This data-driven approach would allow Lemme to adapt to evolving user needs and proactively develop features that enhance the platform’s value. For example, AI could identify a growing interest in sustainable travel and prompt the development of new recommendation categories and community features around this theme. In conclusion, while Lemmy offers a unique and valuable approach to social networking, the integration of AI holds the key to unlocking its full potential. By enhancing personalization, streamlining content curation, fostering more meaningful interactions, and providing deeper insights, AI can transform Lemmy into a smarter, more engaging, and ultimately more valuable platform for discovering and sharing recommendations. This strategic integration would not only benefit individual users but also strengthen the Lemmy community as a whole, solidifying its position as a leading social network for curated experiences.
- Gemini, philanthropist
- Comment on 7 for me 6 days ago:
Was looking for this lol
- Comment on Fake reviews on Play Store by Plex staff 1 week ago:
No but there is an Emby app for every device.
- Comment on Google to Integrate Gemini AI into Android Auto for Smarter In-Car Experience 1 week ago:
I do not normally say this, but please, for the love of fuck, make Gemini a premium feature
- Comment on In a few years, new smartphones will be as big and heavy as the first cell phones. 1 week ago:
My phone is 213g, almost as heavy as the Nokia 2110 which was 236g. The current heaviest mainstream phone is the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold at 257g Image
- Comment on Sat Cex? 1 week ago:
Cat sex.
- Comment on Mazda false DMCA takedown notice Home Assistant App 1 week ago:
I wish the devs would just ignore the corporations. Refuse to let life and joy be damaged by some cuntish entity.
Mazda is asshole
- Comment on made this functional part to fix a broken latch 1 week ago:
Wow, what plastic did you use? Did you have to choose a harder type?
- Comment on Microsoft Teams will soon block screen capture during meetings 1 week ago:
I installed Windows 11 with an unsupported CPU, kinda funny how it just worked despite all their screeching that it wouldn’t work and updating not working, but installing with installation media was flawless.
It’s a real bitch, automatically logging me into my partner’s account for the whole system and overriding my local user settings when I open MS Office apps Excel or Word, and it cries about my lack of TPM on those apps and the Start menu when it does log in, but you know what? Everything still actually operates.
- Comment on Reddit will tighten verification to keep out human-like AI bots 1 week ago:
Violence for the sake of violence is not the same as violence to stop violence. Everyone knows killing an abusive parent is morally grey whereas killing an innocent child is absolutely wrong.
I recently got a comment removed on the Fed because a mod misunderstood my comment. They thought that someone who maliciously harms the innocent is themselves innocent, therefore invalidating my ideal. My bet is they didn’t know what malice means, or they genuinely think that hurting people with no provocation doesn’t make you a bad person.
- Comment on Harassed by Assassin’s Creed gamers, a professor fought back with kindness 1 week ago:
Thank you
- Comment on Harassed by Assassin’s Creed gamers, a professor fought back with kindness 1 week ago:
Thank you. I didn’t read that the Asian in the subject was not American but British, but some folk seem to not realise that Asians can be both right-wing and a national of a non-Asian country.
- Comment on Harassed by Assassin’s Creed gamers, a professor fought back with kindness 1 week ago:
You right
- Comment on Baseball, huh? 2 weeks ago:
Idk about canon but the actress is of Jewish descent
- Comment on Paul McCartney and Dua Lipa among artists urging British Prime Minister Starmer to rethink his AI copyright plans 2 weeks ago:
I looked up the history of UK Parliament a while ago. Since conception there have only ever been two parties in charge: Conservative (used to be called Liberal) and Labour. They are pretty much identical in terms of actual change.
The only show of promise is that the Green Party have secured a massive increase in power, and there might actually be a chance of a difference in the next decade.
- Comment on fVck AI 2 weeks ago:
I still hear that damn voice saying “Pov” 😔
- Comment on Reddit will tighten verification to keep out human-like AI bots 2 weeks ago:
I got ecchi dolls (China knockoff, cheaper but decent) from a site called OtakuCrate once, they’ve emailed me to confirm that the R18 loot is back under new US regulations, which means future orders just require your legal identification. I live in Europe, so there’s no damn way I’m conforming to any privacy-invasive law, and I’m also not stupid.
- Comment on Reddit will tighten verification to keep out human-like AI bots 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Harassed by Assassin’s Creed gamers, a professor fought back with kindness 2 weeks ago:
“Asian” They were all right-wing American, guaranteed.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
What did you think liquid gold was? Oil is black
- Comment on Android’s next big feature turns your phone into a desktop 3 weeks ago:
Anything on Android 11 and below, at least, before the regulations were put in effect to take the feature from newer releases
- Comment on Android’s next big feature turns your phone into a desktop 3 weeks ago:
Reminds me of just a few months ago when they sold the Samsung Galaxy S20-something using all the features that come with either Google Gemini or Android 15. Nothing unique but the homegrown app store nobody likes
- Comment on Murderer of Palestinian-American boy sentenced to 53 years 3 weeks ago:
I am extremely glad that criminal justice still holds up for hate crimes. Here’s hoping they serve the full sentence.
- Comment on That's all folks, Plex is starting to charge for sharing 3 weeks ago:
Indeed I did, I removed my speculative comments…
- Comment on That's all folks, Plex is starting to charge for sharing 3 weeks ago:
I put my chips (£100) on Emby, a Jellyfin fork. I don’t know much about specifics, but I believe Emby was borne out of classic workplace toxicity, in that Jellyfin was becoming too corporate so a couple devs forked off to keep it clean.
I haven’t regretted my purchase. I can’t sell anyone on much either, because Emby does all the same as other services, except they’ve kept adding features while Plex kept doing the Google thing and taking them away. CPU transcoding is free I believe, as is remote streaming up to 10 devices for each user… Idk I paid pretty early on, but lifetime license is where it’s at. Subscriptions just open your asshole for greedy CEOs to fuck you
- Comment on Google confirms it’s close to getting Gemini support on iPhones 3 weeks ago:
Definitely not the only ones, but definitely some of the best third party ROMs are specifically for Pixel. Ironic, the best phone to deGoogle is a Google phone
- Comment on incredible that this was a show for childrend 3 weeks ago:
True but the purpose of sex/mating isn’t solely to be gratifying to a viewer, it’s a natural part of life
- Comment on incredible that this was a show for childrend 3 weeks ago:
Humans fucking is life, and isn’t worthy of censorship. Life happens.
